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Perhaps IL will Cure BaIdness.
A MICHIGAN MEDICINAL SPRING WHICH CAUSED LONG
HAIR TO GROW on A PIG

HAIR TO GROW ON A PIG
DETROIT, Dec. IA correspondent at Holland,
Mich, writes as follows: ID. B. Liesman lives
miles south OF New Richmond. He has COW and
a pig. The former took 10 grazing away from
home LieSmaa soon noticed that she was In the
habit OF drinking from aspiring some distance from
The house, though there was an abundance OF good
fresh water nearer by. soon after the animarS
hair began TO grow rapidly, and the milk changed
To a dark color ami was offensive TO the taste.
The milk was fed 10 the pig and cat. The hair OF
these animals also began 70 grow. All three are
now covered with heavy growth OF hair. IL Is
evidently due % the water, which resembles that
OF Blue Lick spring. but is OF more unpleasant
SMELL
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THE MAINE OFFICERS CONFIDENT THEY HAVE tt
MEN WHO STOLE xS2 900.

THE MAINE OFFICERS CONFIDENT THEY HAVE THE
MEN WHO STOLE So, 900.
City Marshal Whitney, OF Bangor, and Sheriff
Scott, OF Penobscot county, arrived in Farming
ton, Me-, last Friday night and left Saturday
morning In charge OF the two men arrested on sus-
picon OF completely in the robbery OF &c., 900 from
and an assault upon Peter Bennett, in Newport,
Maine. Marshal whitney Immediately identified
one or the men as a resident or Newport, but the
name is withheld. The other man Is known as q
Nova Scotian. Bangor officers think there is no
doubt OF the fact that they have got the right par
ties. The Nova Scotan was handcuffed and shack
led while the Newport man only wore handouts.
IL Is The opinion OF some that very much NOR
money was stolen than has been stated.
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dS-d&ds

NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
CORNER OF FIRST AND LINGAN SHEETS,
sdSssE a kNp s b2Th
AND AND NJ STREETS NORTHEAST: AND
ALSO NUMBER OF LOTS IN SQUARE 149.
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD AND AND
L STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
of the District Of Colua bia passed the LIST day M
Of December. 1887, In Equity Cause No S42y. Iii
WEDSEsbAY.- THE TWENTi.TIasT DAY OF. DE
GENDER, 1857, Al, FOUR O'CLOCK y. NJ, all of lots
numbered eighty three (Sl eighty -four 3d. and the
south half of lot numberednnety three t93 in Thre-
kelds addition to aeogeto~n. with the improvements
AND ON THURSDAY, THE TwENTY-SECOND
DAY OF DECEMBER 1857, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. in front OF the premises viii also sell at pablic
thirteen q b and DAD in numbered seven hun
dred and forty eiyht 49, all of lots numbered thirty
three (3 thirty four (S4 thirty vet35 thirty egnt
four (44 fortyfve t45). fortysix (46) forty-s
(41 forty hit (4S forty nine (49 nifty Cor fifty
(5D. fftytwo t52), fifty three t53). nfty- -four
t4l fifty five l53l six t56) nifty %. nifty
eight CS) ard f;ty-nine t5g) in Patrick C'Donno-
ghues subdivision of square numbered seven hundred
and fortynne 49, all Of said real estate being situ-
ated in the District of Columbia and will be sold in the
Terms of sale, - provided by the decree, One
third of the purchase money In cash in
and In two years. from the day Vt SALE
mi IN e ts Cd al
TO be BY deed Of trust the real estate sold
deposit Of ESQ will he Tired on each piece
Gel Of real estate sod and the purchaser shall fan to
the day Of sale the property will be resod at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
sncing and recording At the cost OF the purchaser
l. cABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. &ucts. dedSds
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ElOped ON Her Wedding Day.

THE BRIDE DEPARTS WITH A LUHBERMAN JUST
BEFORE THE CEREMONY.
The wedding OF George Beatty, OF Detroit and
Elizabeth Doyle, OF Saginaw. Mich, was 10 have
taken place saturday morning. The license was
secured by Beatty last Thursday, and at the ap-
polnteu hOur saturday the minister, guests and
bridal pair were on hand ut Miss Doyie's house
just before the ceremony was 10 come of Miss
Doyle excused herself and left the room In a
httle while some one went after her TO see what
was the matter. A note was found In her room
addressed 10 Beatty saying that she had fled
Later IL was learned that she had eloped with a
former lover named Renning. said be an Hitter
ate, but rich lumberman Beatty tore around the
house when he received the letter but soon cooled
on and cordially accepted the congrat ulations or
his friends on his narrow escape
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THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING NO i4i6
Il 4 STREET, y. W, AND A THREE STORY
FRAME DWELLING \. ". CORNER OF AND

THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING No. l4la
ER ssfHHEbI NJ sNR sEEET fro sS
on FRIDAY hfFira,kSooS. DECEMBER srx,~
LoT III, SQUARE 22s.
fronting IL lo-l2 feet street with depth vs.
3 II feet. improved by frame story dwelling. wstsr
This property Is near the Treasury Department aud
Abaushs Opera House.
Terms: ons third cash; balance IN Q. T.. aud Is
payable annually TO lie secured by deed Of trust
ON premises. all cash. at option VI purchaser.
On SAME AFTERSooN. 8. HaIF-PasT roU8
O'CLOCK. In front Of the premise We viii sell I~ri "
fronting 33 feet y inches 10th street aud no feet
frame. This LOT fronting Oh the corner four rood
building lots could readily be made.
per cent. nay able Annually, d-sS-ii q
500 required ON each Piee at II sale. Convey
ancing. &C. at purchasers cost Terms contll.d
with ma days otherwise right rcseryed 20 rcl NJ
public notice ef such rssale ia Newspaper pub
diodxdGs DTNcANsoN BROS. Aucta
EEo. W. sTIckNEY. Auctioneer. a3G D Il.
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BLING HOUSES NUMBERED
if3i samson srkLET NoklhMEsT AND sls
BY Virtue and under the Provisions OF the last
Will OF Lewis Brown deceased duly admitted 70 -
district Of Columbia, ihe undersigned Will offer far
sale sale m front q the nrsnisss on MkDNEsDhi tine
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ the following described
real estate lyins and being an the cty 81 @..hlnsto
LIZ SaTe sTe lSr Sg and tI n IN pTs e
house No. l4:iI samson street northwcst
A Tsf 81 tn, ksDaf ,he tltTEE nth, day g DE-;
IN viii orsT Tor sale N front Of the rr~In,-es lot
letterd d, s. Todds subli, part Of square
Nc: Sls Let street s.~.
Terms ms. q sal Que third 60 cash the balance N
date OF s with interest 81 the the rate II sax 90 pr
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Hor,ewh,pped bv schoo, G,r,..
MAIDESs THROW PEPPER IN AN ED
TORS EYES SSD THEN WHIP HIM.

TORS EYES SND THEN WHIP HIM.
special to the New York Herald from Ham,
mond, Ind, Dec. 9, says: Misses Belle Guthrie
Berthe Hammond and Julia Polier, high school
girls, published a communication in the Weekly
Independent on Tuesday evening saying that Por-
ter b. Towle, editor OF the EUeaing Echo, hid q
silly BRAIN W as mass OF conceit and belonged to
a cub-Iooted race. TOwle replied In Thursdays
issue OF the Echo by denounclng the high school
girls. He said the writers or the article were
things and readers OF immoral papers, This even
ing at O'Clock seven young ladies OF the high
school met TOwle on the street and threw red pep
per In his eyes, while three OF them horsewhipped
him numerically. He threatened TO shoot, but
he'd instead and took refuge In an clubhouse In fear
OF his life The citizens had prepared TO peit Towle
with rotten eggs, but they arrived too late. Much
Indignation is felt here all indorsng the action OF
the nigh school girls who are or the best families
Porter b. TOwle is a brother OF the millionaire
mayor OF this city. NJ NJ. TOwle.
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a. DE- w HITE. President and Gen Manager.
GEO. RYNEAL. JR.. Treasurer.
DANIEL RAMEY, Secretary.
THE DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP co,
OF WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Sole Manufacturers of Morrells Barrel Fire Engine
for mills country hotels and stores
plantation and village purposes, and which throws
ss-inch stream Of water S5 feet. Price $50,
Also, sole manufacturers of Morrells Bucket Force
Pump. for extinguishing ncipient fires in houses
barns, stores and manufactures for washing Windows
floors, sidewalks. carriages, &C Price 10.
Send for illustrated circular and testimonials One
thousand shares Of the capital stock Of tins company
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers at So share
(stock full paid and assessabe. Par value $50
share.)
All orders and letters Of inquiry should be addressed
to A: b. WHITE. 93S st. NV. Washington. d. G.
n2S- I'm
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" On account of the Exchange Bank beginnin
DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH, 1887, noon. nj y0l az
street northwest, Z. T. Newton, Auctioneer. new III
rights. by Heinekamp. and Bradbury SQuare Piano
by Haines Dissau, Bradbury. knabe. Fry, and other
For terms and private sale apply Room 30 st Clou
Building j. A. DEWITT. Trustee. dlO-tjts
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1.erue. the Snake Charnner.
HOW HE MET WITH HORRIBLE DEATH THROUGH A
RATTlEsSAKE'S RITE

A
RArTLEsSAKES BITE.
A special to the Philadelphia Press from Scran-
ton, December 10, says: Friday Lerue for years
past had been a daring handler Of the most
poisonous snakes, and his terrible death at his
home In Chinchilla, this county, yesterday, was
received with feelings OF horror all through this
section, where he had frequently shown his
prowess In subduing the dangerous reptiles, which
he made his household pets. The last public
exhibition given by Lerue was In this city during
the fair. on Thursday evening party OF friends
were calling upon him, and, usual, he took them
Into the Snake-roOm TO exhibit his strange
pets. As he was handling u black-snake a
RATHER jumped out Of the box and the guests
In the room ut once made dash for a place OF
safety. Lerue quietly placed the black-snake
back into It's COX ana then rushed for the loose
snake, which was slashing the air with its tail
ana making the room reSound with the clatJer
OF It's seventeen rattles. The snake-chariner who
had Dut one leg, having lost the other while fight
forward, rested himself upon IL while he reached
Forward and grasped the snake by the tail Swiftly
the Rather carted round and sank It's fangs into
Lerues LETT hand, but before loOsing hrs grip the
charller dashed the snake into its box and secured
H. Tue poison soon began to assert itself, and,
despite the Use OF every antidote at hand with
which the man always kept himself supplied IL
extended through the arm and into the body The
limbs ana body began swelling rapidly. The skin
grew highly dlScoored, streaked with crimson and
moned, but all their medical skill could do was 10
administer OpldttS 10 relieve the sufferingS and
delerium Of Lerue. The swelling also extended 10
the head, and the lett Increased In size until
the skin fairly burst. The suiferings OF the man
were vi a most terrible IA tture and from the time
he was poisoned by the fangs OF the serpent 10 his
death the contortOnS OF his body In the various
dcArfouS attacks were most repulSiye.
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The Cars Hostility to the Pope.

Rome Special to the New York World.
great sensation has been caused here In politi-
cal and religious circles by the reception OF the
news that the Russian government has issued
orders prohibiting the Roman Catholics Of Russian
Poland from sending addresses or money in pres
entS TO the pope on the occasion OF his jubilee.
The car and his family Will also abstain from
sending presents. 1t is believed here that this is
the result OF the emperOr's unfriendly feeling
alliance
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ELpHoszo Ynusas Coup.xY

II
offering genuine article Of MANDHELING JAVA
COFFEE. You will know what II % drink the
richest aud best Coffee produced In all the world until
you have tried n Genuine Mandheling. Very few
chants sell II because of the small profit a a6orda.
Still have found after several VI constant
pertinent In keeping IL regularly In stock. that
sales have sufficiently Increased than IDAke
the difference. our sales of n having already reached
marvellous proportions This entirely overcomes en-
other drawback commonly experienced by othsru,
viz; that q Offering Coffee not freshly roasted We
roast these goods every day. t~fcs
day, and hence the Coffee -csrrely cold when de-
liyered TO the customer. EIPHONZo HOUN0s CON-
PASN, 42s 9th St. bet ID and r. d
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A conditional order has been granted for retrial
OF the suit for CSC, 900 damages for libel brought
outs OF Clanncarde, In Dublin, which resulted In
verdict for the plaintiff for S12,5Q0
The ChtcaGos defeated the PhlladelphiAs In Chi
cago Saturday. Score, 70 G. Nuitano pitohed
tor Chicago and Viau tor Phlladelphia
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Bigamisa ON Trial for Theft.
AND WHEN CONVICTED BOTH HIS WIVES FALL ON HIS
NICK AND WEEP

MIX AND WEEP.
WACO, TEX, Dec. IA very sensational scene
occurred saturday In the District Court room, In
the trial OF J. T. Roland, charged with theft Miss
Almeda Garrison and Roland were married at the
home OF the bride, four miles east OF Waco. June 4,
1ssJ. The following october Roland entered the
room OF Rev. l. NJ. Moody. who boarded with T. o.
Harris and stealing 81 from the minister's trunk,
lied the country. In February OF the present year
he married In Cherokee County Miss Ella Tanker
sley, and was immediately arrested and shortly
afterward convicted Of bigamy, and sentenced TO
three years Ia the penitentiary- Last week he was
brought here 10 be tried on the charge OF rOobing
Moody Both OF his wives were present, and dur
ing the trial We'd with each other in their atten-
lions toward him. When the jury brought In a
verdict OF three years In the Pen, they Iell upon
him with shreks and screams, and the sheriff had
TO literally tear hun from them To get him 10 Jail.
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KnRAIS In FINE Trim Richard x. Fox, in New
York, has received the following cable from WIN.
T.. Harding, who Is In London: "Your refusal TO
allow kilrin 10 appear before the Prince OF Wales
at the Pelican club has caused great excitement
here. All patriotic Irishmen are greatly pleasod.
kIlratn u IN splendid condition"
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A UCTION SALE-THE PUBLIC AND SMALL.
"A dealers will do well TO attend sale Of Crockery,
Glass, Tin, Wooden aud Willow wares, Toys &c !;
many of which suitable for Christmas presents
and will be sold separately in small lots TO suit
commencing on MONDAY. the TWELFTH instant. ut
SEVEN p NJ, and continue from day day until all
is sold at q. W. RAYBOLD's Variety Store. 30s Pa.
=.
FOLEY.
DIFF Auctioneer
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. XHcts.
UALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneen.
TRUsTErs SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN

REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust, bearing date
the 18th day Of November, 1875. and recorded in ~
Uber 8 folio 1853. Of the land records Of the Dis
OF the premisee on MEDNEsDAY, the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF pECtMBEk, 1857. at AAI.F-PAST FOUR
stl.te IN The County q Washington District Of Col
subdivision Of lots 13l, l32 snd l33 in Wright and
Doies subdivision Of Mount P1easant and Pleasant
Plans, e recorded in the records Of Wsshington
County Said Johnsops subdivision Of said lots Il re-
corded in Iaber Levy court No. !. folio IL. With the
house. This sale b made g the sk and cost Of the
d:.rlsn< q q & UuS. :.i' IN h
and the balance II two equal instalmsnts Ct sx and
twelve months, with interest ct por auuum
secured By deed Of trust aid pfsmises or al cash
e the option q Pufchssf 80 VII BE- rsquirsd e
corf1ng q puschases cost terms are not complisd
With In seven DAP the pfQpsrH viii be resold 1t ths
r az. spa 00' " ''' = THox1 SlSsoosWx, x.usssa
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New Y0RKs AMoRous CoAcHxAN SRNfxMCKD.-
August Jansen, John p. Duncans amor0us and
man, was sent to BlackwellS Island for 3 year by
Police Justice Welde, In the Harlem Police Court,
that he would stop making love 70 Miss Annie
Duncan, daughter Of Jansens former employer
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION sALEi
BY order of the Taunton silverPlst Company at
salesroom. Corner 10th and Streets. facing
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBER FIFTH. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. REsUMING AT
HALFPAsT TWO AND HALF-PAsr
SEVEN p. NJ. DAILY. UNTIL
ENTIRE STOCK Is DIS
POSED OF
Rich Elegant, and Unique
ELECTRo-PLATED sILvERwARE,
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS
IMPORTED ARTISTIC PAINTED BRoNzEs
sTATUETTEs TABLE. MANTEL. AND CLOCK
ORNAMENTS.
SATIN. CHINA. AND GLASS BOWLS AND VASES.
In new colors Gobelin Blue Old Red Torquoise. and
Cameo; singular and beautifully painted with rich
designs and embossed with gold.
FRUIT AND BERRY BOWLS.
From the Ravenswood Pottery. mounted in Silver.
LIFE-LIKE TERRA GOTTA BUsTs.
Brass Goods. Music Boxes French Bowel Mirrors Rose
Jars, Lamps. Albums &C., &c.
SOUVENIR CUPS AND sAUCERs IN SATIN BOXES.
dne line of Toilet Goods in Cellulod. Brush Glass
and Comb, with Manicure Sets.
Together with large assortment Of the celebrated
Rogers Table Cutlery and English Steel Shears &c
Ladies respectfully aud especially invited Chairs
provided for their comfort.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.
d2-d2w Auctioneers
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
A Sheriff. Experience with the Law.

FAEso. OAK. Dec. IA novel experience was
oror,led sheriff Benton, OF this county, saturday.
He was arrested by constable, taken before a
t,sece and nned to the limit OF the law on the
charv, OF cruelty TO animals, having kept a car
Lad n horses and cattle he had seized for debt
staining In the car thirty-six hours without food
nrd drink
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gTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, On THE EAST SIDE OF THIS-
TEENiH STREET, BETWEEN AND +
STREETS BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS So,
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed on December 9TH.
1887, in the of Baguam ct al Bagnam etIx.l
al. Equity No. l0,S6S, Docket %, the undersigned
Trustee will sell. public auction, i'll front the
u. emises, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER TWENTIETH,
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the city of wash
ington, District of Columbia, to wit: Part Of Lot
nine 90, in square two hundred and ninety
(S9O) contained within the following metes and
bounds, to wit beginning for the at n point on
the line Of 9Th street and at the northwest
of sad lot nine 90 and running thence east
hundred lO0) fcet, thence south twenty (20) feet.
thence west hundred C00) feet thence north
wary twenty CsO) feet along said east line of 18th
the place Of beginning containing two thou
sand square feet of ground more less and proved
by handsome fve-stOry brick dwelling.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
of the purchase in cash. the balance in and
two years. in equal payments for which the notes Of
the purchaser must be ve bear interest from the
date of sale and secured by deed of the prop
ery sold, all cash. at the purchasers option. All
convey sncing ut purchasers cost. deposit of $3.50
Is required at time OF sale. II the of sale
complied with within ten days the Trustee
the right to resell the property 1t the risk and cost OF
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON, Trustee
d8-dkds Sun Building, NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
ro-nORROw.
'VHoMAs BOWLING. Austloussr.

'I'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsaonssr
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. SITUATED
"a 9NSsrsk sr on srREkI n aEoRGkT0MN'
SS1sr ks.d , cf S9L COL! BEING HOUSES
H I'M saTA 2Nf haYfpEkp FEET pkEr 10
BY virtue of decree q the supreme o0art Of -
,he ps', T,s % Columbia SITTING Z. Court q
and oihsrs are coSpisnsnss and Mp Hs-s.sras. 40
other, are dofsnaAnts No io.ssa equity the ander-
20 tSispkf the fark srfi ppSisaiT 's of
11innh u.s. HALL PAST ThkLk
ali part d lot nu@Sersd Is in ss.iSy and as-s
south SIDE Of street al The asrh~ est crsr Of aid
ot aud running south one hundred Zee, 70 zen foo,
one hundrd 60 LIST strcet then west % feet and
sdas ii Pa sss sss IN &.
same addition oesinni on the south .ads 81 first
cas-, corner Of lot nnmt.red IS, and running east
Nth lirs' street 10 fse. then Ssu,h and l.slsl sits
IS feet then north 100 feet % the place " b.
si sss the S Ss ss in
cash; balance and two years. with interest from
esS syen and deea Of as, ssssn q asis1rs
p.yleenis Al eony.ya.e,ns at the slpsnss q ,hs
The Auctioneer viii ring his bell Al the sale
d2-dSds No. $3.50 Rridse cor NJ street
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO. AuctiOncer-.
TRUSTEES, SALE or FASHIONABLE AND So
MAJOR FHHSiF skess 2E In ksf Hsht Fh sT
BEDDING. ETc-. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of dsS q =, rSs, aa,sS Ny ish Al,
et seq one Of the land records u the District Of Co
lunoa and by direction of the party secured thereby.
aSn Sn the Trss NS .s n .ss ss Sa
TUESDAY. bEcfM6ER THIRTEkSTH. A D. 49,.
tells and persenal properly embraced IN said trust
mo ss design Bessa % Pss
Glass extra -ze Heavily carved and very expensive
HsSSis MsIn ,rGn'- uhnSr ssi ns LIZ IL
nerry M nssI n M.sssn' a. and
,al, q the most lsriec, NORTHUMBERLAND. Han R.,s.
stylish and a EI Spiar walnut sss cSarrs wsr
rubes Library Tables. eesant Bent wocd Dining
Lounges, uphoisteTed With stylish goods. Mirrsrs
Walnut Breakiast Tables. cherry and M.hos.ny
SUITS Sherry koesess aud Hall stands Walnut Bed
Feather Pillows aud Boosters, BLANKETS spreads De-
Stoves Body Brussels RuS difersnt sizss a the very
bes, quality border 10 match Body BRUSSELS Hall and
house. China and Glassware, with other artices
toned i'm schedule marked a" too numerous %
We must say that this sale as will be noticed, en-
nearly new. and only been IN u-e short time. The
perlor and chanlsr fnrtiture Shich consst 81 many
Is particularly remarkable for unlau-ness Of ds~ls
excellence Of workmanship. and durability, ~hsch
aud those In search of furniture superior msnufa
ture graty their tastes BY giving this sale thelr
Terms. Cash
CHAs. u. FOWLER, ! rr,.,-..
debts MM. TAHOE sNYDER.A i
DEREMPToRY SALE or Two.sToRi Brick
Il pMLh II No LILO Forb s,a HALF
ForR, hNp:x. Hail sTRLET SOU IHMEsi
81 SLsP ss AfugN pss PPdTEMsEtE rhi X,
viii sell. in front Of the premises,
$3.50, LoT ~. SQUARE 544,
improved 10y wef- euiIi STORY bricS dwelling NO:
street S% The T SropsrS vii Is b .aa .e
Ier:as; One half cash balance in aud two years.
notes to bear cent interest from dag of sale I~y
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Hanging In Front Of HIS Dying Wife.

From the Paris Herald.
The shoemaker Friedrich. at Goerlitz, Prussia,
had for years supported himself and his bed-ridden
wife by working hard at his trade. AT the same
time he attended to the household and nursed the
sick woman. The other day the doctor told him
that his wife was nearing her end and that by the
last. Friedrich stood thunderstruck. He battled
against the feverish excitement OF his blood and
brains without success His wife did not know
what TO make Of him. Toward midnight he fast
ened rope to O hook on the wall, and In sight of
his wife, who could only calrto him and beg OF
he hanged himself. In the morning the neighbOrS
found two cOrDSeS.